The Village Coquette, a Novel, in 3 vols. 12mo. By the Author of "Such is the World."

A Second Edition of the Elements of Latin Prosody. By J. R. Bryce.

Speedily will be published, in 100 volumes, Royal 18mo. a New Edition of the British Poets, commencing with Chaucer, Spenser, Cowley, and Milton; and closing with Burns, Mason, Beattie, and Cowper. Including Translations from the Greek and Roman Poets. With Johnson's Lives, and Fifty New Biographical Memoirs. Only 500 copies will be printed; 250 of which will be richly embellished with upwards of 150 Proof Plates. To be printed by Whittingham.

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Mr Britton's History and Antiquities of Canterbury Cathedral, will be finished in March next. About the same time, will be completed, the Fifth Volume of the Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain.

Shortly will be published, Mr Booth's Letter to Mr Malthus, on the Subject of Population.

The Miscellaneous Works of Henry Grattan, in 8vo.

The Fortunes of Nigel, (that is the name of the next of the Waverley Novels,) will be out in a few months. The collisions of English and Scottish Characters, Manners, and Interests, during the queer days of the British Solomon, are to furnish, we hear it whispered, the Materials of this next tragi-comedy.

Some Passages of the Life of Mr Adam Blair, Minister of the Gospel at Cross meikle, One Volume Post Octavo, will be published in a few days. This Work is one which may be expected to make as powerful an impression on the public mind as any thing that has of late appeared. We think it fair to say so, after having been permitted to look over some of the proofsheets-because the author's choice of a title is, we think, likely to excite a totally erroneous notion in regard to his object. The book is in reality a very elegant and amusing Romance-and so far as we may judge, not unlikely to become the Scottish Vicar of Wakefield. It affords a very stri

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Mr James Hogg has a New Work in the Press, to be, it is said, entitled, "The Three Perils of Man; War, Women, and Witchcraft." In 3 volumes.

Dr Cook of Laurencekirk, has at present in the press," A General and Historical View of Christianity, comprehending its Origin and Progress, the Doctrines and Forms of Polity founded on it, and the effect which it has produced upon the Moral and Political State of Europe." The work will extend to Three Volumes octavo.

We understand that an Account of the Life and Trial of James Mackcoul, who was tried before the High Court of Justieiary, in June, 1820, and condemned for the Robbery of the Paisley Union Bank, in the Year 1809, is now in the press.

Conduct is Fate, 3 vols. 12mo, will be published in March.

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Lives of Eminent Scotsmen. Part 4. 12mo. 2s. 6d.

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